Sentence examples for professional and competitive from inspiring English sources
1. HELMETS BECOMING MORE COMMON ON THE SKI SLOPES Once used exclusively by professional and competitive amateur skiers or snowboarders, helmets are now widely considered to be a critical piece of equipment, even for novices.
It also highlights one of the bigger shifts in ski and snowboarding culture over the past half-decade: once used exclusively by professional and competitive amateur skiers or snowboarders, helmets have become far more common across the United States and are now widely considered to be a critical piece of equipment, even for novices.
"I've been lucky to have played for so long and I've tried to keep myself fit, professional and competitive.
Recently, she participated in a course for women in science, aimed at helping researchers and research administrators to write professional and competitive proposals for the Fifth Framework Programme.
For professional and competitive athletes, this means that taking the field at the right time of day can give them an edge over players who are gearing up to perform at different, less conducive points in their circadian cycles.
Some groups are more professional and competitive and require an audition and accept only very skilled musicians.
Compared to the research-only focus of a traditional postdoctoral fellowship, SPIRE emphasizes the attainment of cutting-edge pedagogical skills (the art of teaching), professional development, and competitive research training.
"Now it's gone really professional and extremely competitive but I enjoy that environment.
"I felt so blessed to have the opportunity to play with him and just see how professional, hard-working and competitive he is.
"As stated then, it continues to be the absolute intent and strong desire of RRW and the regions to work with the WRU... for the next five years of professional rugby in Wales, or indeed to discuss any proposals the WRU [has]...for sustainable and competitive professional rugby across Wales".
The newspaper has managed to maintain profitability and a print circulation in the low teens through a combination of exclusive feature and news content, comprehensive editorial and listings – it is the only newspaper to review the majority of professional productions across Britain – and competitive advertising rates.
